Monthly Archives: February 2011

The Judge Roy Bean Museum, Langtry, TX

In between Big Bend National Park, and Amistad National Recreation Area in Texas, is a little known destination that offers much to the traveler that is road weary and needs a break!  The Judge Roy Bean Saloon & Museum Visitor’s Center is the perfect stop to stretch your legs, take advantage of free wi-fi, help
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Soak in the Beauty of the Canadian Seacoast

Make sure to pack a camera on your Nova Scotia Caraventure. With 5,000 miles of undulating coastline, this Canadian province provides RV enthusiasts with the ultimate highlight – a motorcoach tour of Cabot Trail, called the most scenic highway in the world. You will also take in spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean and towering
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Yosemite National Park Visitation Topped 4M

Courtesy of RVBusiness.com Yosemite National Park recorded more than 4 million visitors in 2010, marking the highest number in the past 14 years and building on a steady increase of visitors over the past four years, according to a news release. Yosemite received 4,047,880 visitors in 2010, up from 3,866,970 visitors in 2009 and 3,561,656
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They Can See Clearly Now…

By Betty Abramson Dear Action Line, In September of 2010, while staying in Norcross, GA, we had a problem with our windshield wipers and called Charlie’s Mobile Auto Repair of Holly Springs, GA on the recommendation of a technician who had done great work for us in the past. Joe, the technician who came to
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